Gresham outlook., March 31, 1925, Image 1

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G resham O utlook
VOL. 15, NO. 9
G R E SHAM, MULTNOMAH COVNTY, OREGON,
PICKLE FACTORY
SEEKS ACREAGE
TUESDAYS
AND
FRIDAYS
TUESDAY, MARCH
Guard Observes
Berry Growers Will
Third Anniversary Hold Annual Meeting
BALL PLATERS, ATTENTION
A m eeting of th e ball p lay ers is
called for tom orrow , W ednesday
evening, at 6 o'clock, on S tapletou
field a t th e high school to try out
for pluces on th e A m erican Legion
team . E rn e st B ru g g er ask s all in ­
te re ste d to tu rn out an d help give
th e Legion a stro n g team .
AUTO RACE TRACK
IS NOW ASSURED
T he O regon P ickle & C anning com ­
In o b serv an ce of its th ird an n iv e r­
The six th an n u a l m eeting of th e Co­
p any is p la n n in g fo r a busy season
sary , and by way of p le a sa n t v ariety ,
R a th er unexpectedly th e pro p osi­
o p erativ e B e rry G row ers will be held
w ith a la rg e r acreag e in cucu m b ers
th e local h e a d q u a rte rs com pany of the
tion of a p erm an en t au to race tra c k
a t th e ca n n e ry on W ednesday, A pril 8.
Oregon N ational G uard held a ban q u et
th a n heretofore. In addition to th e
cam e before th e M ultnom ah County
beginning a t 10 o'clock. The m orning
fac to ry a t G resham th e com pany
luncheon la st evening at W ithrow 's
F air association at the m eeting of the
session w ill be ta k en up w ith business,
opened one a t M onitor la st y ea r and
Follow ing a very sa tisfy in g chicken
board of d irecto rs last week. F ollow ­
Pie luncheon b rief speeches w ere ¡ " ^ s S r e r on’ reP ° r t
8eCret“ ry '
expects to s ta r t one a t M olalla th is
ing th e ra th e r u nfavorable im pression
m em b ersh ip an d finan­
y ear. T he com pany looks for ab o u t
m ade by M ayor C h a rles C leveland
m ade by the sev eral au to races held
cial condition. Copies of th e re p o rt of
Col. H. U. W elch an d H. L. St. Clair.
300 ac re s to supply its M onitor p lan t.
till be d lsirib u ted ’ ’'M A T E O F C O V N T Y FA RM
° n theJ fa,r K5 °und8 ,ast fal1 “ * a8 ‘he
th e y ea r's b u sin ess will
At M olalla acreag e is being signed up
C. G. S ch neider in tro d u ced th e sp e ak ­
e a d in
K IL L E D BY A V T O M O B IL E thoUKht no‘h ,” K would be done to-
to th e m em bers and it w ill b e » r .ead
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i w ards an au to rac e tra c k th is year.
e rs and paid a fitting trib u te to th e
w ith good prospects.
Mr. Stafford
detail. T he electio n of th re e d irecto rs
hopes for a t le ast 300 ac re s a t G re sh ­
m en in th e com pany of w hich he is
Jo h n L. McKee, aged 78, and for th e T be proposition, how ever, cam e from
w ill ta k e place, o r th e ratificatio n of
am.
com m anding officer.
past five y ea rs an in m ate of th e M ult­ o utside and w as of such a c h a ra c te r
th o se elected by th e B erry G row ers
A t G resham th e fac to ry w as sta rte d
T h ere w ere 34 m en p rese n t, in clu d ­
nom ah county farm n e a r T ro u td ale, th a t th e board felt Justified In going
Packing com pany at its m eeting on
live y ea rs ago. D uring th e four y ea rs
ing th e follow ing v isitin g officers:
w as stru c k by an autom obile T h u rs­ ahead w ith th e arran g em en ts.
M arch 6. O ther m a tte rs of in te rest
th e ac reag e has stead ily increased
Colonel W elch of th e 186th In fa n try ,
L ast F rid ay a com m ittee of the
day about 8 o ’clock n ea r th e depot of
or for th e ad vancem ent of th e berry
from 75 to 250 acres. T his y ea r th e
post com m ander of th e M ultnom ah
th e P o rtlan d E lectric Pow er com pany board m et w ith J. J. McCall of th e
In dustry w ill be discussed.
com pany w an ts a t le a st 300 ac re s
co unty tro o p s; L ieut. W illiam B ever­
a t T ro u td ale and died of his in ju ries Pacific Coast P ublicity b ureau and in­
T he asso ciatio n h as a rra n g e d to
planted.
age, G.-2; Capt. R. F. O lson, re g i­
a h alf hour la te r a t th e farm w here spected th e g rounds in o rd er to w ork
supply lunch tic k ets free to all m em ­
m en tal
ad ju ta n t,
186th
In fa n try .
T he soil of th is section is especially
o ut th e d etails w hich are to be em ­
John G. Sargent
bers who a tte n d th e m orning session. he w as tak en im m ediately a fte r th e
ad ap ted to th e raisin g of cucum bers,
C
haplain
G
ilb
ert
w
as
expected
b
ut
did
bodied in a five-year co n tra ct. I t is
accident.
T
he
aged
m
an
had
left
for
U. S. Attorney-General
T hese tic k e ts w ill be on th e W elling
not come.
says J. L. Stafford, w ho is m an ag er of
th e po8tofflce a t T ro u td ale, b ut evi­ expected th is c o n tra ct will be ready to
and W ithrow re s ta u ra n ts , w here good
th e Oregon factories. Mr. Stafford
Colonel W elch said th a t Oregon
d en tly never reach ed th e re , as he had p rese n t to th e board a t its re g u la r
T he new a tto rn e y -g e n e ra l is a V er­
lunches w ill be served at 1 o'clock.
has had m any y ea rs experience as a m onter of th e sam e rugged type as th e ran k ed first in p ro p o rtio n of e n list­
unm ailed le tte rs in his pocket w hen m eeting th is w eek T hursday.
T he aftern o o n session w ill be held
p ickle m an.
p resid en t. T h e fa ilu re of th e sen ate m en ts to p opulation. H e h ighly com
So definite and ce rtain a re th e te n ­
picked
up. H e w as h it by a closed car
in M etzger’s h all, and County A gent
T h re e local p roducers, w ho for sev­ to confirm th e ap p o in tm e n t of W ar­ plim ented th e officers and m en of th e
ta tiv e arran g e m en ts of accep tan ce th a t
driven
by
a
m
an
from
L
innton,
a
Mr.
S. B. H all w ill p resid e and w ill b ring
e ra l y ea rs have been extensive g row ­ ren, of M ichigan, to th is m ost im p o rt­ h e a d q u a rte rs com pany.
W ilm an, who w as on his w ay to Baker th e p relim in ary w ork of surveying
a n t post, and th e q uick vote of th e
a m essage of value to th e in d u stry .
ers of cucum bers, delivering th e ir se n ate confirm ing th e p re sid e n t's sec­
T h e com m issioned officers of th e lo­
City,
Oregon, on business. W ilm an has begun and an option has been ta k ­
H e will also in tro d u ce o th e r sp eak ers,
p ro d u ct to th e G resham factory, a re ond choice to fill an im m ediate v a­ cal com pany are, 1st L ieut. C. G.
did all in his pow er to relieve th e m an en on a strip of ground 50 feet w ide
W alter M. B radley w ith six acres, cancy b ro u g h t about sudden changes Schneider, co m m an d in g ; 2d Lieut. am ong them being R. H. Kipp, of th e an d him self notified th e sh eriff’s of­ along th e w est line of th e fa ir grounds.
a g ric u ltu ra l cooperative m a rk e tin g
H. G. A ndrew , five acres, and E. A. in th e life of S arg en t. He is an o u t­ C leveland A. Bliss.
E xtensive W ork P lanned.
T he non-com ­
sta n d in g figure now in th e official
division of th e P o rtla n d C ham ber of fice of th e accident. Dr. H ess, th e a s ­
Sm ith, six acres. Mr. S m ith has been fam ily, being six feet six in heigth. m issioned staff co n sists of Staff S e r­
T he tra c k as planned w ill be con­
s is ta n t county physician, w as a t th e
Com merce, w ho w ill speak on the
a v ery su ccessful grow er, m aking a He is said tt> be of th e A braham L in ­ g e a n t J. R. H o rr, 1st S e rg e a n t E d n er
county farm a t th e tim e th e farm stru c te d ju s t outside of th e p rese n t
q
u estion of su ccessfu l cooperative
re tu r n of over $400 per a c re on his coln type w ith a broad forehead, in ­ E. W edin, S erg ea n ts W illiam J. Tee-
tru c k w ith tw o o rd erlies and a h o rse tra c k an d w ill call for an ex­
te llig e n t brow and kin d ly b u t p en e­ vin. Ja c k Jo n e s; C o rp o rals F ra n k I. m ark etin g . Mr. Kipp has had y ears s tre tc h e r arriv ed w ith Mr. McKee and p en d itu re of aro u n d $15,000.
pickles.
tra tin g eyes.
of ex p erien ce in th is line of effort. All
Mr. S tafford says 90 p er ce n t of th e
U nder te rm s of the proposed ag ree­
G reenm an, N ew ell C. F an ch e r, F ra n ­
all W’as done th a t could be to save his
m em bers a re u rg ed to be p rese n t and
g ro w ers w ill ru n from a h a lf ac re to FOREST GROVE MEN BUY
m ent, th e horse race tra c k w ill be Im­
cis W. P eak , P au l A. B liss an d Thos.
life,
b
ut
th
is
w
as
im
possible
as
he
had
o th e rs a re invited, as th e m eeting will
tw o acres. A num ber of th e g row ers
proved an d w ill have a w idth of 40
LOCAL CONFECTION ER V J. Cooper.
be of g en e ral in te re s t to th e com ­ been stru ck on th e head a fata l blow,
realizin g th e dependableness
and
feet a ll aro u n d th e h alf m ile. T he
also
one
of
his
low
er
lim
bs
w
as
badly
m unity.
H a rry B unting and G. S. Reynolds
Y onng Man M istakes Iodine for
p ro fitab leness of th e crop, a re th is
new autom obile tra c k w ill be built
T hose w ishing lunch tic k ets should cut. The u n fo rtu n a te m an had no
have
p
u
rch
a
sed
th
e
S
ch
an
n
o
confec-
Cough
Syrup.
y ea r p la n tin g la rg e r acreag e th a n
ju s t outside, and around th is and will
rela
tiv
e
s
of
w
hich
an
y
th
in
g
is
known.
P ro m p t m edical a tte n tio n on th e notify th e ca n n ery office, phone 1871,
fo rm erly. T he re tu rn to the" g ro w e r I tio n e ry of M rs’ G ertru d e K inyon and
He is said to have been w ell-educated be 60 feet In w idth, m aking a to ta l
is conditioned m ore on th e ca re given have ta k en P °ssession of th e b usiness, p a rt of a G resham p hysician probably not la te r th a n Monday, A pril 6.
and did con sid erab le w ork aro u n d the w idth for th e tw o of 100 feet.
th e cu cum bers du rin g th e picking T he 8anle ,,alne wlU be reta in ed by saved th e life of R ansom e H orton, a
T he au to tra c k will be saucered
p rem ises of th e county house. He was
Portlnnd Symphony Orchestra
season th a n on any o th e r condition. th e confectio n ery and Miss G ladys resid e n t of th e Rockw ood locality.
w ell th o u g h t of by th e o th e r inm ates w ith tu rn s banked and su p p o rted by
Tomorrow
Nlglil.
T he p la n tin g and c a re of th e crop is B unting has been em ployed to a s sist T h u rsd ay aftern o o n , w hen he acci-
co n crete posts and wall.
The P o rtlan d Sym phony o rc h e stra as w ell as by th e su p e rin ten d e n t and
an easy m a tte r. T he p la n tin g season h er g ra n d fa th e r and his p a rtn e r in d en tally d ra n k a teasp o o n fu l of tine
The g ran d sta n d w ill be moved back
o th e rs in au th o rity . One of th e u n ­
w
ill
give
its
n
ex
t
co
n
c
ert
W
ednesday
is from th e 20th of May to th e first of I tb e w ork T he saIe oi th e place w as tu re of iodine, m istak in g it for cough
to
m ake room for th e new tra c k and
m
ailed
le
tte
rs
w
as
in
reg
a
rd
to
a
piece
night, A pril I, a t th e public a u d ito r­
June.
T he picking season begins neROtiated th ro u g h H. J. W allace of sy ru p . H e had been su fferin g from a
ium in P o rtlan d . K arl K ru eg er w ill of p ro p erty w hich he had p u rch ased in en larg ed to n early double its p rese n t
ab o u t th e m iddle of Ju ly and con- P o rtla n d - M r- and Mr8- K inyon have cold for a sh o rt tim e and h astily
be th e g u est conductor.
G eorges F lorida y ears ago and w hich he had seatin g capacity. The tra c k w ill be
tin u es till fro st k ills th e vines. T he moved from th e ir ro o m s over th e sto re grabbed th e b o ttle, poured o ut a te a ­
hopes of realizin g som ething from , a l­ used for autom obile races a t all tim es
h eav iest p a r t of th e h a rv e st com es t0 the F ra n k H einey bouse w hich w as spoonful of th e liquid and had sw a l­ Enesco, R oum anian violinist, w ill be though th e land is said to be w o rth less w hen th e M ultnom ah county fair is
Mr. E nesco w ill play th e
from A ugust 15 to S eptem ber 15.
| rec en t,y v acated by Tony H en g stler.
lowed it befo re he realized his m is­ soloist.
not being held and all races will bo
Beethoven
co n certo , th e only purely th ro u g h some flaw in th e title. F u ­
ta k e. A doctor w as im m ediately sum -
u n d er sanction of the A m erican A uto­
T he local facto ry is w ell financed
and pays cash for pickles. I t is a H r s t' BaM‘bal1 G" n,‘‘ L o st <« L incoln. ,noned and a(, m lnl8tered an an tid o te o rch e stral-v io lin co n certo Beethoven n e ra l services have n ot as y et been
m obile association. T he fair th is year
arra n g e d for.
g re a t ad v a n ta g e to both grow er and
T he flrst baseba11 *am c
tile 8ea- j for th e r-oison w ith th e r e s u lt the qver w rote.
will be from Ju ly 28 to A ugust 2 in­
Music lovers can never h ea r too
buyer to have c o n tra c ts signed up SOn ° f the G resham Union high school young m an w as th o u g h t to be o ut of
P o rtlan d Schools S ta rt F o o trace H ere. clusive.
ea rly as the p la n s of th e facto ry a re h° y s’ w hlch wa8 Played w ith L incoln d an g er in a sh o rt tim e. T hose w ith a often th e rugged, yet m elodious tone 1 G resham w as m ade th e s ta rtin g
The tra c k will b e built by engineers
based on th e acreag e co n tra cte d for biBh ° f P o rtla n d - F rid a y aftern o o n , know ledge of th is d ru g say th a t w hile poem of S ibelius, "F in la n d ia ,” w hich point for the 10-mlle high school relav I wll<> bave co n stru cted num erous a u to ­
w ill be played a t th e co n cert, w ith '
and th e facto ry ta k es good ca re of its resu lted in a v icto ry for th e la tte r, th e it is a deadly poison an d ta k e n in
cro ss-co u n try foot race w hich took nioblle rac e cou rses th ro u g h o u t the
o
th e r n u m b ers as follow s: G rieg ’s
score
sta
n
d
in
g
7
to
4.
T
h
e
p
le
asu
re
su ch q u a n tity as m entioned would
c o n tra c t grow ers.
place S atu rd ay forenoon. In w hich ten co u n try and will be, officials say, the
“Valse T riste " (Sibelius) and "Les
Mr. Stafford says it is expected to of th e aftern o o n w as m a rre d by rain , ev en tu ally prove fatal, it w o rk s slow ­
ru n n e rs from each of P o rtlan d 's seven best tra c k in th is p a rt of th e Pacific
P re lu d e s” (L iszt).
m ake one of th e Oregon facto ries a b u t the e n th u sia stic fan s seem ed to ly on th e system , w hich in th e case of
high schools p articip a ted and w hich n o rth w est. T h ere will be every a c ­
An In terestin g fea tu re of th e co n ­
c e n tra l plant. T he location of th e ce n ­ derive co n sid erab le "kick" o u t of th e ir Mr. H o rto n proved to be v ery fo r­
w as won by th e team from W ashing­ com m odation for rac ers, officials and
c e rt w ill be th e ap p e aran c e of Mr.
p atrons.
tr a l p la n t w ill depend la rg e ly on th e fav o rite gam e in sp ite of th e d am p­ tu n ate.
ton high.
K rueger, th e young A m erican who has ,
local su p p o rt in the w ay of acreage. ness. T he e n try list show ed up four Sedan O v ertu rn ed , O ccupants I iiliurt.
T he rac e began n ea r th e in te rsectio n |
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m ade such a b rillia n t c a re e r abroad. of th e Section Line road w ith th e Mt.
“ azanias and F riends Enjoy Hike.
It is hoped th e local In te re st in th e favorites, R in ar M attson on flrst, H a r­
An autom obile accid en t w hich fo r­
e n te rp rise w ill m ake it possible to e n ­ vey B row n, w ho w ill p ro b ab ly qu alify tu n a te ly did n ot te rm in a te in d isa ste r He an n o u n ces he h a s no in ten tio n of Hood railw ay tra c k s and w as w it- ! Several G resham en th u sia sts Joined
rem ain in g in P o rtlan d , how ever, since nessed by a sm all crow d w hich hast!- ,b e M ataraas la st Sunday on th e ir
for
second,
E
a
rl
Stone
w
ho
did
good
la rg e th e fac to ry and keep th is as th e
fell to th e lo t of V ictor Adix and his his p ro fessio n al eng ag em en ts com pel
ly assem bled. Special c a rs ca rrie d lw , Ive-’n ile hiking trip over th e H ill-
c e n tra l point of the com pany's b u si­ w o rk on th ird base and V augn Mc­ sister, Je an , S a tu rd a y evening as th ey
him elsew here. It w as Mr. Rothw ell, p a rt of th e ru n n e rs and th e ra c e of- sbb
Cann as sh o rt stop.
road.
L eaving th e F o re stry
ness in Oregon.
T he th re e ou tfield ers have not yet w ere on th e ir w ay to B eaverton to co n d u cto r of th e Los A ngeles Sym­ ficials and deposited th e relay r u n - ' buBd^p® a ‘ UU30, they follow ed th e
v
isit
frien
d
s.
B
linded
by
th
e
lig
h
ts
of
phony o rc h e stra , who w as In s tru ­ n ers a t th e ir sta tio n s, ap p ro x im ately a r,*” ge of hills n o rth of P o rtlan d to
been chosen definitely, b u t F ra n k
TROUTDALE WOMEN TO
K uhlm an is nam ed as one who w ill an ap p ro ach in g m achine, and unable m en tal in se cu rin g Mr. K ru eg er as v is­ m ile ap a rt.
Benson and F ra n k lin L innton w here d in n er w as eaten
GIYE FINE PROGRAM m ake good. T he o th er tw’o w ill be se­ to p ass a team ahead of him, he w as iting co n d u cto r for th is sin g le concert. fought h ard for th e sup rem acy , but ab o u t 3:30 o’clock. T h ere w ere n ear-
Mr. E nesco h as been acclaim ed for W indnagle, one of th e best ru n n e rs of
lected la te r from a n u m b er of good forced to th ro w on th e b rak e s su d d en ­
a b ,,n<lred men and women in th e
A fine pro g ram w ill be given u n d er
players. C linton C h alk er and Alvin ly w ith th e re su lt th e ca r, a C hevrolet th e p ast tw o seaso n s in th e east. New P o rtlan d , and w ho h as been nick- | p a rty - T be d ay w as ‘deal and th e
th e au sp ices of th e L adies Aid of th e
sedan,
w
as
o
v
ertu
rn
ed
,
b
rea
k
in
g
a
York
w
ent
w
ild
over
his
q
u
a
rte
t
w
hich
K aser a re m ak in g nam es for th e m ­
Skip" on acco u n t of his fleet­ scen ery m ost in te restin g w ith th e
T ro u td ale com m unity ch u rch on next
selves as p itch ers, as also a re A rden re a r w heel of th e auto, b u t th e occu- j w as played by th e fam ous F lonzalleys. ness, saved th e day for th e W ash in g ­ wooded h ills for a background and th e
S atu rd ay evening, A pril 4, beginning
Wants
escap
in
g
w
ith
o
u
t
in
ju
ry
.
J
They
dem
anded
th
a
t
E
nesco
be
S quires, K uhlm an, D avid L an e and
Colum bia riv er sp read in g o u t In th e
a t 8 o’clock. It w ill include solos by u 0"yd'A r^W s'on as ca tc h e rs
T h e accid en t o ccu rred on th e C an ­ b ro u g h t to A m erica on a co n c ert to u r. ton high and cam e in a t th e finish
foreground. T hose going from G resh ­
so
fa
r
ahead
of
th
e
o
th
e
rs
he
had
tim
e
W. H. H ollensted of P o rtla n d ; a piano
T he tra c k is in fa ir sh ap e co n sid er­ yon road w est of P o rtlan d w hen a m a­ T he p rese n t c o n c ert to u r is his flrst to to pose fbr th e m ovies and ta k e a am w ere Mr. and Mrs. Chase E. St.
duet by Mrs. Lee E vans and Mrs. L.
ing th e la st ra in , alth o u g h it is m ost ch in e ap p ro ach ed th e Adix c a r w ith ­ th e w est.
sh o rt re st before th e a rriv a l of his C lair, Miss E m m a B. Johnson, Miss
A. H arlo w ; a violin solo by Billy
too w et for m uch p ra c tic e w ork th is o u t dim m ing its lights. A team ju st
n
e a re st opponent. W ashington beat Sadie D otson, H. L. S t.C la ir and
B ergfelt, accom panied by Prof. Wm.
C lean-np A pplies to C ars Also.
w eek. T he boys are p la n n in g to go to in fro n t of them bore no lig h ts of any
its
own record, th e ten boys m aking A lfred D. S u th erla n d , a g u est of th e
B erg fe lt; a read in g by Miss M ar­
In th e sp rin g an autom obile o w n er's
N ew berg F rid a y for a gam e, if th e I kind and , to avoid h ittin g th e horses
th
e
ten m iles in th e rem a rk a b le tim e St. C lairs.
g u erite B ailey of G resham ; and a one- w ea th er does n ot in te rfe re .
V ietor
j ;' m m <>d on
th e
b rak es fan cy tu rn s to clean in g up th e old bus.
of
50
m inutes and 25 seconds.
a c t farce. "T h a t Blonde P erso n .” F ol­
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o v e rtu rn in g th e sedan and b reak in g D u rin g th e re m a in d e r of th e year th e
H oses’ Misery.
low ing is th e ca st of c h a ra c te rs for
J u n io r Play Well R endered.
one ° ‘ ‘be back w heels. L uckily a r ° lo r of the c a r m ay be unrecognlz-
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T he high school ju n io rs a r e m uch garaKe w as n e a r a t hand to w hich th e nble b «‘ som ehow th e b rig h t su n sh in e
know , ,” -----
snapped
Mrs. E llise, a young wife, Mrs. gratified over th e re su lts of th e ir class ,,lacb lne w as tak en a t once fo r re- ;,nd ‘he clean b reezes form a kind of , I t will
,
„ be u n law fu l for ow ners of . . "I , am
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G race O tto; Miss P ercy, h er sister, play w hich w as produced a t th e gym - p a ,r*' A te lep h o n e ca ll to th e frie n d s : '""Ic th a t g ets into an autom obile
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Mrs. A rm inta S co tt; Mrs. H odgens, naslum on F rid a y and S a tu rd a y eve- a t Bpaverton b ro u g h t them to th e res- I o w n er’s blood and u rg es him to clean
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Iris h lau n d ress, Mrs. L. A. H arlow ; nings, F a ir aud ien ces g reeted th e cue a n d ‘hey conveyed th e young peo- "P ‘he car, if for no o th e r reaso n th an
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Mrs. P h elps and Mrs. P a rk e r, society production on both n ig h ts an d a num - p,e to tb e ,r ho™,! in an o th e r ca r.
’» he In h arm o n y w ith th e sp irit o f , ___________ E - H KELLY, M arshal,
m atro n s. Mrs. W. E. S pence and Mrs. ber have been h eard to ex p re ss th e ir
la ra L a rsso n ; K aty, a se rv a n t. M ar- ap p re cia tio n of th e efforts of th e
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jOry Kenda2L______________
i yr K T ’1:- T he proceed9 Of th e I o b X n g b X
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t for our ‘each er told us Sunday th a t
Ood gave him tw o tablets.
' he 8 ea 8 on ’
** ro ,i‘a ’■*'• j T he re su lts of such m anual labor
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ANNUAL MEETING OF BERRY GROWERS
PACKING COMPANY NEXT MONDAY
play w ill be used to a s s is t in '«
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c e r u ‘ I 8plre a klnd of P ^ d e of o w nership
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gettin g g out
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th e e 1926
1926 M
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extension j , w
may have
have palled d u rin g the
school an n u a l. T hose who p a rtic ip â t- ^ 7 C8' _ ................... ..
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| year. But if th e c a r ch an ces to b
H onored.
ed a re d esirous of th a n k in g th e f o l - L
c e r t.n c .tio n is slow ly I couple of y ears old, th e re a re som ,
, , ™ " an n u al « " * * » * < * T he B erry G row ers P acking com pany w lli ho
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been / Gcc!ved th ls year a " d "u n sh ln e will form ru st on m ost
aftern o o n by th e ladies of th e L y n -I helped in different w ays to m ake ......
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T h * h o ,d -°Ter '" a c t o r s a re W. D. F raley and
h u rs t Sew ing club. T he tab le was Pl«X a su ccess: R. E. C annon, mem- .T ” " T 16” :,, X tb e " perlm f‘n t 8 ta’ m etals th a t th e en g in eers of th e ch e v -
P 7 T " “ “ ’ r, ? ° r t t h ° y e" " ' h“ 8' " 888 w hich closes M arch
b eau tifu lly decorated for th e potluck b e rs of the ju n io r class. R ak er & Son
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p,antlnK c e r ’ ™ let Motor com pany set to w ork to I - . ’L T . 7 /
c<’n " d’ r .tio n , and m any o th e r Item s of In te re st to th e
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W e have l.icreased o u r sto ck h o ld ers
luncheon w hich w as served a t 1 J. E. M etzger, G resham D rug Co.,
8,1 ,8Crlp‘l0'1 froni 79 ‘<> 1<>L
Each sh a re of sto ck is en titled
o'clock, follow ed by a mock w edding P h illip Hepp, A. W. M etzger & Co., crop th a t w ill pass certificatio n re- ru st, say Botkin & Jo h n sto n , local i /
° ne V° te “ nd th e m a n aK<ment u rg en tly req u e sts th a t all sto ck h o ld ers be
perform ed by a few of th e ladies in | Mrs. A rth u r D ow sett. M r.. H. J. P u l- I 7 , ‘7 7 7 7 “ U8Ua' Iy , m< an8 a ‘'b n ' d ealers for th is p o p u la r ca r
sld erab ly b e tte r yield of potatoes. The
T he re su lts of ex p erim en ts along p r * 7
7 ? * * m eetln * for U 18 v cry Im portant. Come and ex p ress your
costum e, a fte r w hich a sh o rt p rogram 1 ‘«r. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. L aw ren ce and
po tato es w ill be m ore uniform and this line a re em bodied in th e new
7
7 7 * 'n a n a »P‘m ent of y o u r business, as th e re Is grav e d an g er of
w as ren d ered. Ice cream and cake Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Confrey.
have less cu lls th an w here th e com ­ C hevrolet w hich has an a irp la n e m etal , " * * * 7 " K raade ,n your ab8Pn<* «b a‘ m ight not be for th e best In terests
w ere served a t five o’clock, com plet-
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Ing a m ost enjoyable afternoon.
- M“ ke your ' e ,e PDon*
more mon potatoes a re used for seed.
ra d ia to r shell and is n o n -ru stin g be­ of your business. So p lease a rra n g e to atten d th is m eeting, or, If It Is im ­
I by c o n n e c tin g it w it h a w a n t ad
Certified po tato es m u st be of unl- cau se of th e com position of th e m etal possible for you to atten d , please use th e su b jo in e d proxy, d esig n atin g some
form sh ap e and size, show ing th e ; „ ^ d and has all th e beauty o f nickel, sto ck h o ld er to vote fo r you. and e ith e r give y o u r proxy to th e sto ck h o ld er
v a rie ta l c h a ra c te ristic s, and com para- R a c tu a lly Im proves In lu ste r w ith nam ed or fo rw ard sam e to th e se c re ta ry to be voted by whom you designate.
tively free from disease. B ut do not | ru b b in g and age. T h ere Is
C. B. GREENE, S ecretary .
th in k th a t becau se th ey a re free from bilMy of rubbing th ro u g h th e ‘’c oaU ng
u n d er th e au spices of th e B ap tist L adies' Guild
disease, you w ill get disease free because the w hole sh ell is m ade of the
P It (I X T.
potatoes th a t season. P o tato es may same m aterial.
Gran ire Hall
Powell Street
Gresham
becom e infected from diseased soil or
I hereby ap p o in t.
.................................................. as my proxy to rep-
K t ill in g R e c o g n iz e s ( o o p e r n lln n .
c o n ta in e rs before p la n tin g . A lw ays
tr e a t th e p o tato seed before p lan tin g
“ a ‘n ‘ ‘be gu n s n o r arm am en t, nor !
me and vote my
sh a re s of stock a t th e an n u a l m eeting of T he
d i ^ u i m
:
;B e r ry ° ro w e ri p ac k ,n g c o B p a n r to be * w
Apron Sale and Chicken Dinner
Ihurs. Afternoon and Evening, April 2
Dinner 6 to 7:30.
50c a plate
The yonng people w ill have home made randy on «ale
m ay have reach ed th e su rfa c e of th e
seed from th e c o n tain e rs. Use co rro s-
ive su b lim ate for tre a tin g them be
! fo re th e seed is cu t for p lan tin g
em win the day.
( It ain t th e Individual, nor th e arm y G resham , Oregon, on M onday, A pril 6, 1925, a t 10 a. m.
j
88 a whole,
Signed.
, Hut ,b ® c v e rla stln ’ team -w o rk of ev-
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W itness